Recommend a Recipe for a New Beer Brewer

[meading_of_minds]

Up to now, I've been brewing mead so I have supplies from that to start with. I am reading the FAQ thread and the How to Brew site to learn technique and find what else I need to have equiptment-wise.
My thought is that some of the more experienced brewers could recommend a good recipe to start with while learning the process of brewing beer. If I could start with a good simple recipe with easy to locate ingredients, I can get the process down first before I move onto what I would like to try style-wise.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions, all will be appreciated.

 

[Atonk]

Are you thinking about doing partial, kit or jump into all grain? Generally the lighter styles are little more difficult, as there is nowhere for off flavors to hide, but I certainly wouldn't let that deter you from trying a say, a blonde. What do you like?

 

[C-Rider]

Go to the recipe section and pick a pale ale or an IPA pretty straight forward brewing them.

 

[Yooper]

What do you like to drink? I'd suggest making a style of ale you enjoy- stay away from lagers until you're more experienced!

Do you want some recipes/kit ideas for an extract batch?

 

[Johnnyhitch1]

Cream of Three Crops (All Grain) Cream Ale.

BierMunchers Recipe.
Easiest and one of tastiest brews ive done that was grain to glass in 4 weeks!
Very simple/easy/cheap Adjunct Cream ale!